Electoral Results For The Division of Parramatta - Election Results - Elections in The 1900s

Elections in The 1900s

Australian federal election, 1906: Parramatta
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Anti-Socialist Joseph Cook unopposed
Anti-Socialist hold Swing
Australian federal election, 1903: Parramatta
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Free Trade Joseph Cook 10,097 80.1 +18.8
Ind. Protectionist John Strachan 2,506 19.9 +19.9
Total formal votes 12,603 95.4
Informal votes 612 4.6
Turnout 13,215 47.1
Free Trade hold Swing +18.8
Australian federal election, 1901: Parramatta
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
Free Trade Joseph Cook 5,778 61.3 +61.3
Protectionist William Sandford 3,646 38.7 +38.7
Total formal votes 9,424 99.0
Informal votes 91 1.0
Turnout 9,515 74.6
Free Trade win (new division)

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